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CmcAGp, June ls.-N
says: To remove the l '' p
between Irwius statemon, ,V''f'
SIo@o.V %, was placed to E an'
credit "Wednesday mornin, 'e s'a
apparent fact tina, the Is,,e,,' aud o.
were honored for 90 ara '''' : chez.
TINT day. question, were ,,, ," W.
cnt Officers OF the Ampricpp,n, ' y 70 9dct
lows: 'c'Uis as 10
"I- it true that about S,ooo..
deposited here to K@rs6 S,vgV0o "
Wednesday morning" '"A"' cred
"lt would not he pronor g.,
tell you the amount INF !, Tor he
II round sum was dena y. Is 3rue lt,
credit Wednesday morningHH 10 b
Did the bank honor hiee o.o.,
the lull amount of the depo.i, ~ u
"les; to the last dollar m,
that the bank grabbed any n., wy
that deposit is untrue. Tbrr" Z
was fully protected rs 10 alI q
previous accounts. US
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don't believe the masses OF the peo.
pie will Fortune favor. us Ia this
campaign and sends us matter of
this kind to c5rroboratc the unfavor-
able opinion formed Of Kansas upon
the publication Of the amendment to
her constitution disfranchi-iug eX,
Coniederates. Here indeed is loud
confirmation OF the feeling out of
which that amendment grew. Let us
have none of their chinvlry and less
of their morality
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From tile san Autpni, RNpre,s
1t Is learned that the Rev. Dr. Cel.
roll remarked Mt sun Marcos. that he
had been told that his life would bo
~ danger il he spoke ~ san Autouin
However with tho hcrOism OF pqst
N&c iranspantci to the l9lh century.
De- proposed to speak here il he hid
to protect his lie with his own
hAnd. This ia the first intimatio1
san Antoaians have received TINT lho
holy untrockcd contemplated VISITING
ihem with pisio in each hand, a
bowie bet" ~ his tooth aud a ralor
ID Ms boot Let him Invade. This
town qualis not a. his advent. If me
vi drop iu on Us in u friendly way.
put IN hVe minute, telling Us all he
knows aud the rest OF tho night ten.
lng US all ho thinks he knows. the
TN re- Will guarantee that, to tacili.
tate orstory, he may, III perfect safe
~, remove the bowie from his teeth
Hnd lay his pistols uncocked upon the
l"ple before MIN. san Antonians are
tohgh' but they love really bad man
ana Carroll measures thirty.six inchc.
between The eyes aud wears his lair
long.
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still Hostile,

The dispatches Thursday morning
were oiacharacter to bring no -ati--
faction aud less confidence TO the
country. Th, proposition to return
tie captured confederate flags TO the
-pu.hcrn -'atos came originally from
the national administration, came TOO.
unsolicited. We viii nor deny bu,
thai it would have grati.Icd She pro
ic,sional pride OF the cN Confederate
soldier. TO welcome back to their
own care the banners made tor them
by the far hand, of their swcothenrts
Of . ana under which they 80 often
marched TO uuiying fame; but 1t was
IN no sense essential. II was but grace.
ful courtesy of ono brave people to
another equally brave, If unsuccessful.
II WAS intended a. n white winged
dove sent over to announce to US that
the war was indeed over and that
peace in fact ~ we'll as in name had
been declared north w. well u. south.
The value placed upon the captured
banners by the north ought also TO be
only sentiment. The theory of re.
construction is that the war (, over
and the soouor its bittcruos, auo
tears are forgotten forever the better.
In national sense the memories OF
th3t struggle are not wholesome ouc-.
III the memory off acts which do not
brlhg hatioua satisfaction. Fine
south Is back IN the union now with
all hcr ola time rights Wimpsircd
Her mon are loyH none moro SO, and
Any act Irom HE Other side which
S"'"''u OF peace ms always been
named MS Infinitely welcome by us.
''eh'' 'hc 'oldi''- OF the south stood
'''dN TO crown their late cncmic,
"l'l iheir love and confidence hal
'h'' graceful act Len cor-ummatcd
hu' 1t has not been and there is au
ehd OF IT, cur soldier will not shed
oI'''r or ulHY"l.ing tears over the re.
Iu'"' but ihoy cannot be blamed 1T
'he' vote the chivHlry of their mtc
triumphant Toes lower than has been
'helr wont
~ Is p!y tho move icr this rcstor-
a''oh was ever made, but it i-a far .
SIeA'eT ply ihAt having been made,
II has tlllgu. 3ppau-n tho v,r,.
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STATE EXECUTIVE COMMUTE;
--uI
ANTI-PR0HIBlT l0NlSTS
60. CINrE. cLaIrmnn. Mn.o.

Geo. Clark. chairman. MArO
G. ". Tate and win lnmber, "a,
ctarIes, Waco. Wv
First Di-tIict-W /. Dopg,,,.
chairman. ID. B,almont. l. r Cbsm
bers. chairman, H.. Liberty.
Second District " Snir
chairman, d., Ilendcr, IN: AID. T,.
ley, chairman. Il, Henderson.
Ihird District W. II. pnpe ebI.
man. ~, Mprshal;P. +. Denni. cls.
man, a., Marshall
Fourth District George r. Todd
chairman, b., Jefferson: W. +. Wo.
sham, chairman. r.. Jefferson.
Fifth District-J. -. Petcct. chair.
man. -. sulphur Springs. Pope,
chairman, H., Grecnvillc.
Sixth District Cone johnson
chairman, - Tyler; j. +. Anderson.
chairman, Il Tyler.
seventh Disirict-R r. Nsuu;
chairman, d., Nills Point.
EIGHTH District u. Neal. chair.
man. -, Nsvnsota.
Ninth District-W. II. Crank. chair.
man, d., Houston; Richard Alien,
chairman, H., Houston
Tenth District VI. +. kleberg,
chairman. d.. Galveston. samuel Az
too, chairman, r.. Galveston.
Eleventh Distr!ct-R 3. A len,
chairman, h.. IIalIett,vllc Henry
ureen, r.. Columbus.
Twelfth Di.tricl-J. II. Shelburne,
chairman, - Bellvillc; Henry Muller,
hairmAn, r., Brcnham.
1hirtceuth D!strlct-lI. VI, Gar
wood, chairman. d., BAstrop.
Fourteenth District-R. NJ smith,
chairman. D.. BRYAN. Tho-. j. Powell,
chairman. H., Calvert.
Fifteenth District f. Barry
chairman, D., Corsicana; l.. H. Way
goncr, chairman, H., McXia.
sixteenth Districl-J. :. Bogr
chairman, d., Terrell; a. NJ. Cochrs
chairman, r., Dallas.
seventeenth Disrrict-W. NJ Bua
chairman. D, Mckinney; j. B
Schmitz, chairman, r., Dertop.
Eighteenth Di-trlct-W. II. Daugh'
erty, chairman. ID Gainesville, Louis
Lebrecht. chairman, d., Denisou.
Nincteenth District-D. X. Britt
chairman, d., Vernon; IL. X. Halle
wood, chairman, d.. Henrietta.
Twentieth District-Wm. Caps,
chairman, d., Fort Worth: j. P,
Alexander, chairman. r., Fort Worth
Twenty. Di-trict-A. +. Me
Kinnon, chairman, d., Hillsboro. b,
w, Sims, chairman, r.. Waxahacme.
Twehty'second District II. IIar'
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Special Dispatch To Tho examiner.
SHERMAN, June lS.-\n n,o,.
ing game of base ball was PLAYED y.
the Driving Park this afternoon IT.
contest was between the TERI.
l}town,, of Terrell, and the Excl
siors, of sherman. the Brown. ph,.i
nine inning and the Excelsior, el,,,
Inc score resulted la rwcnW,N ~
the EXcclsiors aud Wmt, iona ~,
the Browns. The Browns rceir
81 challenge from the Deni,on Mn.
and viii plNy against them tome,
row.
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HISTORY or ptOInBITIoN.

uINTORI or PROHIBITION.
Tho history OF prohibition ought to
ltisfy every reas enable, sensible per-
son that It is failure.
MAINE
was the first state to adopt prohibi-
ton law. The people never attempted
to fa,ten 1t upon their state constitu.
ton. After thirty-siX years of trial
it has proven failure so far rs aiding
the cause of temperance is concerned
aud the last legislature passed more
stringent measures which will cause
Maine 10 throw of prohibition inside
OF two years.
MASSACHUSETTS,
passed the Maine law in 1852 - it was
declared uncou-titutionul and amend
cd in 1853, and passed again and re-
manned until 1869 when II was repeal,
ed and license substituted, and again
re-enactcd and finally repealed in 1875,
aud license substituted. Tho people of
Mas ,achusctts have had complete
trial OF prohibition and given il ~
for good. Attempts 10 cngraft IL in
the ,,ntc constitution have been made
but failed.
VERMONT
passed the prohibitory INV 1852 and
the little ace uts tried its best to en-
fore. it with Dut poor success. The
state has lost all revenue from the
liquor trade and has never Hour -hrd
since prohibition was adopt d. Her
igiou, people still MAINTAIN tenn
pcrancc Jrg lizations and do all they .
can to teach sobricty Prohibition
doe- not prohibit.
SEW HAMPSHIRE
adopted prohibition in 1888 and stuck
to it ever since. although its enforce
ment Is hardly thought of.
Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire.
pcoplcd by u gallant, patriotic, iutcli-
gent. siucdy race of American, have
stood It'll while the whisky states
have waXed great.
RHODE ISLAND
enacted prohibition in 1852, repealed
IL in 1868, substituted license in 1865.
local option was tried until 1870 when
prohibition was again attempted bat
so much opposition occurred that it
w 10 HlUhlIl TcpcAleu IN 800.
CONNECTICUT
adopted prohibition in l-5~ and after
a faithful trial repealed it iu 1872.
NEw YORK
passed prohibition IN 1858. but re-
pealed it in lNi7.
pELLWAKE
passed modified prohibition law in
'55, but repealed il i'm 1851, and have
never attempted To repea, the folly.
MICIuGAN
passed prohibition in 1859, aud tried
II until $50 when 1T was repealed.
and recent attcnpt to cugrnN /. ON
the COZ. tuution failed by u popular
vote of the people
IOWA
ias mad several attempts and has at
a,t succeeding in passing very
prohibition law.
ILLINOIS
'epudiated it in 1888 by a vote of the
icoplc,
MINNESOTA
prohibition Iaw in l,52 but
: was declared unconstitutional and
u Minnesota has gotten along very well
Without it. ,,
IN WISCONSIN
t has been twice passed and twice
ctoed s
ONO AND lINRYLANp
naciod it in lN55 but 1t was nor, l
wed. G.
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from ON the TeNarkana time.
.od dns 4; Aq hd tin IN, Statesman SAY. ,
, sne central ,tr Texas crank .' 'Qv''as
Rart will still be ri ddn,e tbd in A1S
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-19

From tho Marlin Bah.
rr w d swain tn great efficiency
prophet Of The last campaign is be.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-19

From the Marlin BAH. "'"'
D o Mo id wal county wa, a..
e.! gem IN IT. the crown ofthe ,S.I bril@
Its. But now dear jj G prohlt,
goes anti. "''le Rod,
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fore the footlights s,.,.
uine declares that therds gun ,,, 90:
deficit In the revenno viii not
carries. "'' II probh
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STATE CANVASS
-Of-
Observation-Disclosures.

Anti-PrOhibitiOniStS.
APPOINTMENTS or HON BARNETT GIBBS
Denton, SATURDAY., july %
Whiteshoro, Monday. July g.
Gatesvilic, TUESDAY, July o.
Montague, Thursday, July T.
Henrietta. Saturday, july g.
Wichita Falls, Monday. July H.
Decatur, "Wednesday. July is.
Meridian, saturday, July lG.
walnut Syringe, Monday july 10.
Dublin, Wcduc,dly. Juiy 20.
DE Leon, Friday, July ~
Cisco, saturday, july -
Tylor. Tuesday july %.
Palestine. Thursday. July 4~.
lImtsv,lic, Friday, July 30
HOUSTON, saturday. July $50.
Gonzales, Monday August J.
APPOINTMENTS or Hon. w. n CRAM
TcNArk4ua. "Wednesday. june 80.
Jefferson, Thursday. june BOD.
MAr.hAii Friday, July j.
ongyirw. saturday, july
Nn,ola. Monday july
Terrell. Iuc-dnN Ju,
Dallas. Thursday. Ju,t
aXHhAchic, ~aturda july q.
Waco, Monday Ju'y H.
Calvert. Wednesday,. Juiy I5.
Eockdalc, Friday jay H..
TAYLOR, saturday, July DO.
Austin, Monday, July L..
san Marcos. Tuesday, Juy 49,
san Antonio. "Wednesday. July ~.
Mr. Grain viii announce lur,hci
appointments for west Texas.
APPOINTMENTS or HON r. Q, MILLS,
sherman. Monday. Juno ~.
Dcni-ou, Tuesday, juno ~.
Fort Worth, Thursday, June 2J.
Denton, saturday, June ID.
Gainesville, Monday, June e..
Wcathciiord, "Wednesday, June %
Clcburnc, Friday, July !.
liillrOOro, saturday, july ..
Mckia, Monday, July !.
Waco, Wednesday, July e.
6cliou, Friday, July =.
APPOINTMENTS or HON, GUSTAVE COOK,
Colorndo city. Monday, June ~.
Decatur, Thursday, june 1J.
Gainesville, saturday, june %.
Sherman, Monday, June ~
Bouhmw Tuesday. June IS.
Paris. I hur-dAy, June 3d.
Mckinney, saturday, July %
haIm-, Monday. July L
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From the IeSatkana limo.
il "A curiosity. 'ing prtBr
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The PATRIOTS OF THE NORTH, of
tho l'archild pattern, We suppose. are
called upon to help Bro. Cronfll the
real leader of prohibition in Texas. In
the hight of the Confederate lag cpl
-odc isn't it just little remarkable
that southern mau j. found calling
Tor their help. Isn't tins ,ort OF AN
eye opener to tho,e southern demo
Gratis who are to lowing CrauIu 20
bhudIy.
How doe, Dr Moore relish acting
in political campaign with Goy.
Martin Of Kansas, who endorse, Fair.
child WHOM he calls upou "God to
palsy the arm which wrote. the brain
which conceived and the tongue
which dictated" the late order 10 re
turn the moderate lag. TO thc
southern regiments,
PRomBIrIuN is wca, cause with
weak leaders, The tricks they resort
to are wocful, Think of Carroll fear
ing personal yiolen,c. There is nota
man in all broad Texas who would
harm hair Of his head for all the
world.
OUR kindly critic Of the Hamilton
Herald diascnts from our view, as to
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WACO. TEXAs, JUNE, lg 1857

ond-cIsssmall matter
WACO. TEXAS, JUNE, lq 1857
WtKrp NIntouc
MARTIN aud CAnn
lr isn't the -amc Advance.
CAmolL's san Marcos speech was
simon pure jewel
LET Us have peace never rang In
the cars OF ten. Fairchild.
The Advance as AN organ Is for
CraniiA first aud prohibition last.
TATE OF the Hopkins County Echo
j. doing good work tor the cause OF
personal liberty.
INDEED is it so that DR.. Carroll was
really afraid to go over to san An
tonic to speak We cannot conceive
how this j, so.
'''-''-' fN , ou HchI n lllhlI lhlh ing
of the "dens Of infamy" YOU may M
derstaud that he know all about them
by personal contact
CLEvELANu's cowardice in rcciud.
lns the late order to return the con-
ioderatc flags, has not won him any
prestige here, and it mas win him
much contempt al the north
ARE there not thousands Of ox-
confederates acting with Carroll aud
Crantlll whose faces burn when they
think of acting tor "a political prnci,
pie of which Gov Martin and Gen.
Fairchild are chief advocates
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DAILY EXAMINER.
Largest Calculation in Central Texas.
SUnNCtIrIIoN ANS.


ADNIHIISING RATES.
Advertising rHtoe mado known ou Npp.lca-
ton
Entered at lo,to'ooHt Waco rcN. AS see.
oud .ClGss mail matter
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WHENEvER you hear man talking
of the "dcns Of infamy" YOU may uu-
derstaud that he know all about them
by per- ouul contact
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-24

Sfipnt pilbe ggnber er meSet r9ooe
af fig. er be osiaa meset npssjerrlse.
Naar be faar ie en- Suno eIer en- &ep,
pleier be sjerne saa ben imub ben for at
ie paa ben. Sober ben efter benz, fpper
be bort, men saar ben fin Bel, folser be
efter, bells forbi be er itolte oper, of be
bar lfremt ben, os bels ioroi be sjerne
pil ie ben bel afiteb. 5slsenbe Siitorie
fortelles berOm / ct enselif 8lab: "Gn
at mine 8enner, iom bar en- Gnbebam,
iaa en- Dag en- batter &au iibbe / itrens
aulbe paa Sien ube paa 9ammen. De
pilbe sgnber iamleoes itrar ON ben |
en- Sting, afflrat iom um ban ifuloe
bolbe en- Gale for benz. 9a be npss
sjerrise @nber bapbe anbrast fig I'M
benfor &apens &eftepibbe, traf ben
plubielis Basbenene iammen os iprans
paa benz, men ben sleb paa Sien, os en-
itorartet aolbstte bar &eiultatet al oens
5orips. sgnbsrne fiji bort unber Gls
farm, men penbte itrar efter tilbase
isien os nermebe fig liot efter liot &es
ben isien meb nOsle ipsrsenbe auaf, ba
ben isjen inbtOs famine Sitting Tom
fsr os iab paa fine Basben. Repen
sjorbe Here forsieues 5Oriss paa at
fanse benz, men sleb buer Gang. gnbes
fig forlob ben Sien temmelis ilufsret,
us 9gnberne fulste ben til 8rebben
Min Ben fansebe ensans ben FANNIE
&au nebe | en- 8enbe, iom ben uforiis:
tis baobe isst fin 2ilfusti /. San bapb'
netop feet ben inise fig omtrins &enber
efter @nberne. Den blep LANCET, mer
Flap meb libt 8anf, iUm en- g~puariel on
at labe Dammen ps sgnberne bore
Greb. Ser bar ba So paa 9ammen
Neite Worsen baobe Repen beunet i!
for Yrpslene. for ueb 9assrp fanbtes 8
be iptten 9gnber life en- iliue. Sopeber
Ben, Blob os 5jer laa iprebt ub ODE
belle 9ammen. 5aar, &isr, Seite o
@jes pleier at fslse en- Sunb paa iamm
Maabe. @r Der noset u~alminbelist be
Sunben, peffer bette enbnu ftsrre Ngs
sjerrisbeb. 5oriatteren flyer, at ia
bar feet 8ilotet islse en- Suno meb
fulsrt &lebe ON fig, boao be elers ii
uiloe siurt.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-24
Gu tarlig Smfapnelie.

5or nosle faa 9ase iiben par en- So
aaris Manb, Ri6arb @aseliton | 9oun
8ienna, @isconiin, ubiat for ct fors
farbelist Gnsreb af en- farlis Slanse.
@aseliton, iom er lam paa ben enc Sibe,
fom tisrenbe benimOb fin 5arm iammen
meb fin 9atter, ba be / @eien lise forau
Ssitene TT ie en- pelbis Slanse, iom life
ipntes at sjsre Tesn til at frpbe til
Sibe. Den @amle bar banse for, at
bans Seite ifulbe bliue bibt at tlbpret,
% ites berfor neb af 8osnen for at
5fr9mme bet bort, men | ct Nu for
Slansen lss paa @amlinsen os rullebe
fig op omfrins bans 9eseme. 5lert
@anse fOrisste ben at bibe, men tpft,
Benilaber sjOrbe, at 9enberne lite al
sjennem os inb | 8jsbet. 9atteren 70,
fin 5o~rfarbelie afiteb efter Sielp, be1
bun osiaa iaubt, % inart bar fler
Nenb paa Blabien. llbpret bleO bret
letter taper Wooitanb, Os Gaselitou *
frieoes for ben rabiomme Smiapneli,
bog er bans Nsrbeibitem bleptt abfiui
0 rpitet efter benne Splepelie. Slanae
bar oper 8 Sob lang Os fulbe 8 9om
mer ! Diameter; ben Slass er iieloe
blepen iset paa be aanter af 2aubet.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-24
"lbe Srput Cafe"

er en- mn Naturfisnbeo | Nerbeoen
Of DEBORAH. Gen er life flor, bet er
fanbt, bens Slabe better fanlfe Blot 5
Gcres, men paffert itraalenbe lisser ben
Der menem 8luferne bag Mott & &ps
mems Trout Greet Mslle. Oct er psiaa
bette Mpllebrus, bet pafre sheet Of
water nplber fin 7%ilbliuelie. Gierne
bar nemlis opfsrt en- ualminbelis iolib
% iuar 9ambpsnins pppe / 9alen
O%penfOr Mpllen, os, ba 8anblSbet Der.
peb ituppes til en- bis Ssioe, maatte
nSbuenbis en- liben Snois opitaa cpen.
for. 9ens 3pbbe er paa fine Stebe,
inbtil II Sob, os Der er alereoe 1uppeI
baape flor Os iuau Slit berino. u
8arper fan man rimelispis pente Jig e
spbt llcbptte | en- iaa belois Dam. De
4 belle 2anbIfab bar iaaet ct belt anbe
nbieenbe END fsr, os Wanse oil iiffer
Zig isse berben for at ~tilbrinse npsl
5ritimer / en- imuf Natur.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-24

st e%ienoommelist album. aeiier
Gleranber Ill eier ct Nlbum, bpori ban
unbertiben blaber. Mbumet inbeboloer
Yortratter al ale be Nibiliiter, Tom |
ben iibite 9ib bar siOrt fig fplbis /
MorbiorfJs mob &eiierens 9erion.
Suer SOrbrpber, iom bsmmes for iaas
ban @iernins, fOtosraferes, % bans
BiIebe ienbes til &eiieren. 8a benne
en- Dag inbiutte / tit Glbum bet fiSite
bam leperebe 5~otosrafi, ptreoe ban / en-
ureb Zone: "9et iplbes 10 burtis, iee
bar Blot nosle faa TONNE 8laoe til
base." 8eiierinben, ium ueb, at gtibil'
iitalbumet er en- itabis Slide til Sinos'
oprsr bos benbes @emal, bar auereb'
Here @anse billet sbelasse bet, mer
&eiieren pil life blipe al bermeb. De
sioer bam ct Slass 9rsit at pibe, a
ale 8usens "Snbuaanere" life mere &
blanot be lepenbe.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-24
0aISbaano at Nemmettes
Ttn9re.

&riss Departmental W~aIb.nsfon
mObtos for nOsle faa 9ase iioen en-
bsiit eienbommelis Relifpie, ct laaeroe
9ean paa Snbianernes 8arbarisme.
Oct er ct Salsbaanb al Menneifefinsre.
Oprinbelis par Der II i%aaoanne !
gaanbet, iammenbafteoe paa famine
@aabe, iom bisie pilbe Stammer sler
meb 8isrneflsr, men tire at 5insrere er
aaaet tabt. 9enne menneitellSe Yrg>
belie siorbes til 8ptte unber ct Nnsreb
paa be norblise Cheyenne Snolanere I
aaret 1876, Os bper Singer repreien'
terebe ct Wenneifelip, buis Blob Stan1s
mems itore MebicinsM anb bapoe uosit.
1insrene bar preparerebe iaalebes, at
8enene urr blepne tasne ub at Sfinoet,
oft &ipb os 5ebt ifrabet at Benleoene
after last inb i Suben os benre 'lnoer<
faitet en- EARNINGS 8roces. Salsbaars
bet blep ienbt til @eit 8oint al Gapteln
gOurte, iOm MI er ipsieliat meb at
jamie biftoriife Waterialier ON Snbias
nerne. 9et barbariife Smpffe ifal az
fsbes / papier-mache, os benre &op'
ltal opbepares / "S%mttbionian SMITH
tutipn".
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-24

Yaa ct Bal omtalte en- Dame meo
meset smfinbtlise Nerper for en- 8ens
inbe, at bun life pioite nOset perre END
&oier. "2usten al iaabanne 8lomiter
sisr mig albeles Or / Souebet," iasbe
bun. Sno treber en- Dame meb en- ROB
8Oie | Saaret. Den neroeiuase bless
nebe Siebliffelis, os bun ianf s~racisit
neb / ct SOfabjsrne. Webens be Om.'
itaaenbe forbauiebes oper ben smtaas
lise, fine 8onititution, tos 9amen 8o.
fen ub at fit Saar % bab, um mar oilot
unberisge ben, fsr man ialbte Dom
oper ben. 8lOmlten git fra Saano til
Saanb inoen @ruppen. 8litte al 5or.
bauielie uouerlebes - ben iatale SO:
ienfnop bar life ct Naturens Barn, mel
en- f~ortreHelis ubisrt Gfterlisnins.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-24
9tIfreSSftuenSe 8efuItater I ets
bpcrf 3tlf0loe.

.. VI. BRADFORD "SSbuleiaie" Yapirbanoler
| Chattanooga, Tenn, ifriper, at ban bar al
uorlist ansreben af en- Sorijslelie, iom an
sreb 2nnserre. San baobe forisst mango
G%Gsemibler nben noset tilfreosiilenbe Re,
iultat. San bleu berpaa opertalt til at prspt
DIR. Kings New Discovery for Tarins, bar
forisste bet cs blep fuIbitanois 'belbrebet pet
at BRUCE nosle faa Slaifer. Chen ben 9it
oar ban brnst bet | fin camille for Soite oe
5orflslelie meb be bebite &%eiuItater. 81
famine grfarinser bar 9uiinbe andre siort,
hpis 2ip er reboebe peb benne piounperliae
opeasclie. YrspeHafer faces gratis poo
3. .. Montscmerp & Cos Gpotbet. Selsea
oaa Ipptbcier / ole Yper. (5)
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-24
ct. Slaf's Sdool,
Vortbtielo, Wtnn,

On Sub oil, be9pnoer SfoleH after I'm
Snsoaseu ben 14ee SeptsrlDsr
ELECTROMAGNETIC. Sfolens nGrmeite Ntaal er
at sipe 8utter % bigger en- mere filoitGnO'9
uobannelie, eno be fan faa bjenlnle, % q
iGresent 8urius er oprettet meo bet #aa'
for Die, OF sipe be gleper, iom itte Tan ore
lang 5ib paa Sfolen, ct soSt 5orraao o.
praftiIfe 8unbitaber. Yor Sib tilbpoer "
mango sobe Sins, iom ri itrenst tase' 'ns
bebpper, men ct itsrre eller minore 5crraaU
af %almennpttise 8uno1faber Tan 'nsen az W
aoot unbpare. On uns Yerion n'eo yf'0lst'
men uoen &unoltab er / Dor lib lille laa ptp
big itinst, iom en- unS Yericn rtsp sunOl'as'
men uoen Ribler. Or oenne Eaaltarc 'anp'
iaa er bet bermeo af9jprt, at 5orGlorem ".
tase be Yense, be bar tilt9ntt ltne SprA W
ofre benz paa beres uooannelle ~torho'a' "
Bprnene bar gpner til at lore.
Waan betenie osiaa, at peo ellbosr Sv1'
friitelis Stole leber limb ,rpisnin8en ! en- w
itelis Ianb, % iom Sslse oeraf ptl ! "GS. w..
len ben friitelise aarafter befGfes pos eI'
perne paa famine 9ic, iom 8unolfaoer0s w,
pioes, os Teuse anpenote for at Hle00st ~
llnse 8unbifaber % for at sipe Dem Gu ".
friitelis 8arafter, Der fan p9re Dem q eu.
/ 5riitelier. maa bore bel anpenote. op.a.
ore iamt unse M9nb % apinoer uHoeFtt,'. !.
berpeb ON, at her peo Stolen er cpfe'''I >;
aurius, bpor oisie to Wtacl isses opHuu''
iaa tort lib iom mulist. -,
Soruben n9pnte &urius bar Stole" wv "
net ct f%ulotanoist Goleseturius, Der q ~
sjenselis baabe for Gutter % Yissr' uSt
ABE september n9ftfommenoe pl DC " ~
peite 8lasier Freshman os Sophomore ~,
baabentlfs bore / fulo giriiombeo. Seu wv,
er iaar iaa belbis at faa Or. Nlbert " IVY '
Phil. DR.. fra Johns Hopkins UniVer'l. !,
2Grer | Spros % Yait. y. D. Sfrpn""" .
29rer | Ratbematif. ,
9esuben er Der peb Sfoler pptel' {,
Musical Department meo sooe Sals'. :,
glepene bar ben riseIte Gnleoniis III W"
oanne fig / Suatumentalmuiif oS ! Saas.
ct. Claf's Sdool er, iaapiot o. oellsns
ben ens1te Siole oprettet al yforonS
Imerifa, bpor unge 9amer bar lail.hI ss;s
leonine iona unse MGnp til at faa &" ~"
Manoa6anaelie. snf
gnbper, Ntano ener &piroe, oer ;,,nr,
n9rmere Splpsnins ON Sfolen ppr P"'
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